Hello,<br><br>I'd like to use chameleon to build our GIS web app but have to cope with a major difficulty:<br><br>Our website is physically and logically separated from our GIS server running<br>Mapserver and Chameleon (different cities & networks). This implies that every change induced
<br>by the user has to be tranferred to the GIS server which sends back the answer <br>(the map).<br><br>Until now I have used a custom PHP/Mapscript application but I would like to benefit from the<br>Chameleon framework to build nicer and more functional applications.
<br><br>For the moment all the command logic is situated on the web server which handles requests<br>and then sends appropriate data to the GIS server to build the map. When the map returns<br>the web server updates it's internal info (extent) and presents the map. All the databases
<br>are situated on the webserver so the GIS is only used for map generation. <br><br>I understand that this would not be possible with Chameleon since it handles both command<br>logic and map generation. <br><br>I was wondering if any of you has had to deal with such a situation before and if you
<br>have found a lasting solution for it.<br><br>CHeers,<br><br>Anthony<br><br>